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Yes i meant windows 10/11 usually doesn't have ahci drivers installed as it has Raid set as default. Hence switching to ahci might stop windows from working. Linux on the other hand doesn't seem to work with RAID configuration.

Had a similar issue. Linux installation was completed but upon restart it shows no bootable device found. The solution that worked for me: Open BIOS settings. 1) Change Storage configuration from RAID to AHCI. 2) Turn off Secure boot. 3) In Boot sequence/ boot priority, edit ubuntu's bootloader...